Future of Work

Qatalog is an umbrella solution and all existing SaaS tools are subordinated in the stack and connected via APIs. The wedge into the market and first iteration of the product is a universal search engine across all tools within a company. Eventually the product will incorporate collaboration features and a corporate directory as well. Each user has a dashboard showing the people, teams and projects they work with and updates from a feed generated by those people, teams or projects.

Heyflow built their product as a "no-code" tool so that anybody can easily create and implement feature-rich clickflows while also maintaining great UX and the corporate CI. They have developed readily-usable templates for easy onboarding and implemented integrations with other tools such as Slack, Asana, Zapier, Pipedrive, Google Analytics etc.

Vectornator is a powerful vector design platform that allows you to create beautiful illustrations, sophisticated user interface designs, and amazing layouts. It’s a platform made by creatives, for creatives, and its intuitive interface and sleek design make illustration and design work almost effortless. Vectornator addresses the high barrier to entry for the creative market by establishing a simple and frictionless alternative to existing complex design tools with high paywalls and overly dense user manuals.

The idea behind HistorySearch is to empower users to be in control of their browsing history and data by acting as an online file system that helps users quickly find important articles, documents, emails, and other web pages.

Powered by cutting-edge in-meeting AI, Rumi turns ordinary meetings into extraordinary collaborations without compromising your privacy. Focus on your core objectives and trust Rumi to streamline the rest. This isn't just another video platform; it's the dawn of intuitive, smart meetings.

Verbally harnesses the power of voice data which is for the first time available on a scale that lets us use ML technology in speech and tone recognition to build features that bring physical meetings - a decades-old analogue form of collaboration - into the digital age.

Sizle has started by tackling a key problem of the sales cycle - presentation analytics. After a sales proposal is sent out, sales teams are in the dark. By integrating Sizle into the workflow and with existing tools such as CRM, calendar, and payment providers, their product offers an end-to-end solution for the entire sales process addressing this pain point.

Peony is, in essence, a universal operating system that allows users to interact with their files in a manner that’s persistent across devices and apps with collaboration at the core. The product is based on a distributed model where users own a part of cloud infrastructure. Having their own "personal cloud" is key for allowing users a seamless integration that is also compatible with their current setup.

Saga performs continuous background searches across the knowledge base, in order to find relevant connections. The current aim is to create a model that can retrieve content not only by matching expressions, but also by understanding the semantic content of the documents, using a Machine Learning approach. Starting with automatic linking between related content and ideas, Saga will add external references to other SaaS tools, documents and chats.

Spoke enables Product & Engineering teams to build and launch products faster with focused communication and powerful workflows that connect core tools like Slack, Jira, Notion, Figma & Github. By aggregating, prioritizing and summarizing communication, Spoke proactively provides context and lets users trigger actions to gradually automate workflows across tools.

Peony is a productivity platform on a mission to solve two major issues that affect team productivity — the missing context with file sharing/collaboration; and the constant juggling between several applications and tools to carry out daily tasks. Their platform allows teams to collaborate with rich context and removes the noise introduced from having things scattered across Slack, Jira, emails, notebooks and the list goes on. It’s what the world has been waiting for — a productivity platform that makes work fast and collaboration easy.